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About The independent. (Vernonia, Or.) 1986-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 25, 1995)
M H M Page 4 The INDEPENDENT, January 25,1995 usiitess Notes Sullivan returns Sew-N-Things to downtown Banks Dorothy Sullivan of Sew-N- Things has returned to down town Banks after five years of tending to business from her residence. That period, com bined with the thirteen years she was located next to Sun set Laundry, gives Sew-N- Things eighteen years of sup plying fabrics and related no tions in, the Banks community. C atering to cra fte rs and Convenient oil changing C ustom oil change s e r vice? Done at your home or workplace? At a time conve nient for you? Sure. A new service offered by Rob Yauger is just that. Addi tionally, he will check brake, power steering, coolant and window washing fluid levels and provide lubicration of ac cessible grease fittings. Yauger, a St. Helens resi dent, is serving all of Colum- bia County with his custom service. He provides his own jacks, jack stands, etc. and usually takes about 20 min utes; a little longer with a lube job. He will also change the air fitter if that is needed. For more information, or to make an appointm ent, call Rob’s Oil Change Service at 1-800-244-5506. His ad is in The INDEPENDENT Service Directory. homemakers keeps Sullivan busy staying up with current fashion and maintaining na tional brand children’s knits and quality lingerie fabrics. The shop is a d o rn e d w ith bolts of fabric in many vari eties, including cam ouflage silk and neon fla n n e l. She also carries zippers, buttons, elastic and lace to match the fabrics on hand. If a pattern is hard to find Sullivan can probably find it for you, even a pattern for booty pa ja m as in a m an’s size. The shop will offer some m ending and hem m ing but Sullivan says she no longer wants to be a fulltime seam stre ss, as she w as d u rin g the years she and her hus band, Ray, reared th e ir six children. To stay updated on trends, Sullivan attends sewing fairs and, she warns, th a t’s why you won't find her March 1-5. Sullivan notes that a return to self reliance is bringing many needle and thread fanciers to her business. Sew-N-Things is located in the Old Cannery Antique Co op building at 42425 Banks Road. Hours are Tuesday and Thursday, 10 a.m.- 4p.m. Monday, Wednesday and Fri day by a p p o in tm e n t. Carll 324-7791 to m ake an a p pointment. Sew-n-Things will be offer- Dorothy Sullivan Is surrounded by notions at Sew-N-Things. ing a variety of classes in cluding a m iniature quilting class taught by Alice Pihl, a Beginnings for Babies class that Sullivan will teach, and a crafting class taught by Lo raine Pryor. Look fo r com plete class schedules in up coming issues of The Inde pendent. Dog license renewal time is here, owners may license for three years A ll dogs with perm anent canine teeth, or 6 months of age, m ust be lice n se d by March 4, 1995, in Columbia County. The license fee for a dog th a t has been spayed or neutered is $6.00 per year, for unaltered dogs, the fee is $24.00 per year. There is a discount for senior citizens who are dog owners. A valid rabies vaccination certificate is required for each dog. A dog license application may be obtained by writing to C ounty C lerk, C o lu m bia County Courthouse, St. He lens, OR 97051, or by calling (503) 397-3796. For the first time, Columbia County is offering the oppor tunity to license dogs for a three-year period. The cost will be triple the annual fee and each dog’s rabies vacci nation c e rtific a te m ust be valid for at least two years and ten months of the three- year period. O w ners of d o gs not li censed by March 4, will be charged a $10.00 penalty per dog until April 5. A fter that time, the penalty for failure to license a dog will be at least $25.00 and could range up wards to $250.00 per dog. For further information, call the phone num ber liste d above. Vernonia Sentry R i M A R K E T REF Rob Yauger does a quick, convenient oil change. CORRECTION:____________________ Don Stevens has contract ed w ith W ally and Rose Dettmers for a lease-option on th e ir b u ild in g at 736 Bridge Street. Debbie Sturde- fant will be remodeling and starting the Side Track Res taurant on the premises. We re g re t the e rro r and are pleased to set it straight. The Hair Parlour will now honor Mary Cota’s Tanning Customers from Vernonia Variety Store BE ON THE BALL X/J ,or SUPERBOWL SUNDAY Stock up on Snacks & Beverages We have a Full Line of Valentine Cards & Candies 21st Sentry has previously viewed Video Tapes for Sale. Pick up one of your favorites! Sentry 21 for Videos, Books on Tape and More! a Play the Lottery.— Scratch Off, Power Ball, Mega Bucks and Keno Laminating Service • Western Union • Fax Service yCaifs “Vernonia Sentry, not just in the Community, but part of it.” Open 8 a.m. - 9 p.m. Seven Days a Week 712 Bridge St. Vernonia • 429-8484 735 Jefferson Ave. • Vernonia • 429-3811
